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In <200408151458.2737970.6@scoug.com>, on 08/15/04   
   at 02:58 PM, "Don{ald} O. Woodall" said:  
>        1. CDRecord has no problem writing to the drive because  
>           it is using the mechanism  CDR_DEVICE=2,0,0 to find/  
>           get to the drive, no problem.  
 
>        2. From the command line, the operating system can not  
>           find the drive because there is a drive preceding  
>           the desired drive in the chain of drive letters with  
>           messed up electronics so it can't find the desired  
>           drive.  
 
Makes sense.  With broken hardware one never knows.  It is interesting  
that the broken drive stayed out of the way as much as it did.  
 
Steven  
 
 
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